American Systems Corp., Chantilly:
$35.9 million over five years, from the Marine Corps
for services in training Marines escape techniques from
amphibious vehicles and aircraft forced down over water.
(Business Wire)
Anteon International Corp., Fairfax:
$69 million over five years, including options, from
the Navy for research engineering support services (Business
Wire); $49.9 million over five years, including
options, from the Navy for installation and support
of shipboard security systems aboard Navy vessels (Business
Wire); $48 million over five years, including options,
from the Air Force for operational and support services
for telecommunications and information technology systems
in Kuwait (Press release); $24 million over six
year, including options, from the Air Force for research
and development of new aerospace structural technologies
(Business Wire).
Apptis Inc., Chantilly: $19 million
from the Air Force for information technology support
services at medical facilities in Texas, Mississippi
and Florida. (Business Wire)
Beach, Panel & Controls Inc.,
Chesapeake: $27.9 million from the Navy for shipboard
intruder detection security systems on 78 ships of the
Military Sealift Command. The contract has a potential
of $43 million if expanded to all 120 vessels in the
MSC. (The Virginian-Pilot)
CRAssociates Inc., Newington:
$16 million over five years from the Veterans Administration
for establishment and support of outpatient services
in Rock Hill, S.C. (PR Newswire)
General Dynamics Inc., Falls
Church: through Advanced Information Systems
of Arlington, $8.8 million contract modification for
continued work on a new generation electronic warfare
program; $14 million from the Navy for engineering and
technical services on submarine combat control systems;
through Electric Boat of Groton, Conn., $6.3
million for spare parts for the submarine SSN North
Carolina; $5.5 million contract modification for management
and support of nuclear submarine maintenance; through
National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. of San Diego,
Calif., $586 million option for construction of two
T-AKE cargo/ammunition supply ships; through Ordnance
and Tactical Systems of St. Petersburg, Fla., $54
million contract modification from the Army for 120mm
tank training ammunition. (PR Newswire)
ManTech International Corp.,
Fairfax: $76 million over nine years, including options,
from the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, San
Diego, Calif. for training and technical support services
(Business Wire); $51.3 million over five years
from the Navy for engineering and support services for
research and study on stealth characteristics of submarines
and surface vessels (Press release); $13.5 million
over five years, including options, for training and
facilities management services at Fort Knox, Ky. (Press
release).
Northrop Grumman Information Technology,
Herndon: $9.2 million over two years from the Army for
training of field commanders, staff personnel and analysts
in the use of intelligence information. (Press release)
Raytheon Technical Services Co. LLC,
Reston: $93.9 million over five years, including options,
from the Navy for engineering, training and support
services for over-the-horizon radar systems. (PR
Newswire)
United Defense Industries Inc.,
Arlington: through Norshipco of Norfolk, $50 million,
including options, from the Navy for dry dock and maintenance
services on 10 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; $228
million from the Navy for dry dock and maintenance services
on six LHA and LHD-class amphibious assault ships. (Press
release)
